The functionality of the app can also be furthermore expanded with the presence of third-party add-ons.
When accessed via the official Google Browser extension, Google Slides can even be accessed in a fully-featured offline mode. The user interface of the web app is very similar to those found in competing presentation editors, only here the power of the Google cloud enables a few more options for real-time collaboration, sharing, editing with varying degrees of permissions, and infusion of several machine learning services such as “Explore” (that can recommend to the user various layouts and images that can fit the theme of their project) and “Action Items” (that can automatically assign some tasks to other users in the workgroup). Like all other Google productivity web apps, one of the most powerful features of Google Slides can be found in its revision history service, which allows users to easily retrieve the past version of their files. The app received numerous updates over the years, including the widely popular ability for real-time collaboration of multiple users inside a single active file.Īll users can see the cursors and changes that other collaborators are performing in real-time, enabling fast iteration and quick design of eye-catching and slick slides for all types of presentations. Originally developed under the name DocVerse during the 1st decade of the 21s century, this program exploded in popularity after it was purchased by Google in 2010 and renamed into Google Slides in 2012.
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